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Chinese tourist, 35, dies when snorkelling off Phuket


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Chinese tourist, 35, dies when snorkelling off Phuket

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The man died while snorkelling off Natai Beach in Phang Nga province. Photo: Mark Lehmkuhler/Flickr

 

PHUKET: -- A 35-year-old male Chinese tourist died yesterday when he was snorkelling off Natai Beach in Phuket’s neighbouring Phang Nga province.

 

At 2pm yesterday (Feb18), Maj Sutthiphong Rodsong of the Khok Kloi Police was informed of an incident where a Chinese tourist had been found floating in the sea in front of the Natai Beach Resort & Spa in Phang Nga.

 

Police arrived at the scene with a doctor from Takua Thung Hospital to find an unresponsive Chinese man lying on the beach. The man was wearing a dive suit and a snorkel was near by.

 

Full story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/chinese-tourist-35-dies-when-snorkelling-off-phuket-61081.php

 
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5 hours ago, Valentine said:

Surely then Thai Visa should correct the headline. There are far too many misleading headlines on TV & elsewhere.

The headline is not Thaivisa's to correct, TV republishes other news sources articles and probably has no rights to alter items it shows.  Would you expect every inaccurate piece of news (and there is a lot) to be corrected before TV posts it?

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